New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
SPEAKER CARLISLE SWORN IN.
ONLY Ten REPRESENTATIVES, ABSENT.

ONLY Ten REPRESENTATIVES, ABSENT.
A GROUP OF sHoULDrn-HiTrFRs VINO WANTED 10
srrDy CONGRESSIONAL MVsCLr-FLoRAL TRiD-
UTEs-IHE III NNI,L LOTTERY FOR SEATS
(nY TELEGRAPH To THE TRInrSEl
washington Dec. 5.-An hour before noon all inc
galleries except the reserved for tho Diplomatic
-. ,h. President and his family and the press.
,vcrs sled TO ovcrAowing and usual, hundreds Vi
d,sannoin1ed persons mpatcnly rushed from door 10
door vsinly seeking admission 10 the blcmmA Sho"
which tho organization of the House ahofuS h"',
dozen rather ron h-lOokng customers VINO hau a''N
Zoo late we're together cursnS then nara i"oh' "
a,,ro.rcd from the remarks which several OF 'he"
aroprd that fIey had come down to observe WIN III
,.uIrcpt scrnfinv tho physical development anu
roints~ of tho Congressional slugges' as one oi
rom cxppssed If. II may be thai th'F r'''ri'r ="
Nessrs Blount aud breckenridge Nheh l. ''''
,truck every available space was "conpo" ~ NV"
,roren who endured much discomfort Ill oU"r "
witness the proceedings .
IN - ,,a 90, members except ton were present
.st NJ them long before noon. busy renewing OF"
friendships and wah'ng new a'qnaihtahc'N' ''""
caker who succeeds Colonel Morrison vas INV '
cintcnt Of many warm congratulations HIS ''o
smoothly shavon his hair white his henro SPAR Wv
as erect a. when ne served in N" House twenty years
ago. and his bearing dicni6rd. Another nan VIM a.
tracted considerable attention was "eher" ',o,pH' W
,,,.,o who like Raler succeeds Democrat h"'oS
!, . vo,oran ~ two wars. In the Atlanta camlaE"
his division became pretty well known LOT IL
Qualities and its nickname "lIovey Sceo"'"N, nv
,broo one armed men. Oates. OF Alabama hoo"r' VI
Mississippi and Lind. Of Ninn"soia were on manu-
oar,v osto, and Hooker lost their arms In the war
1T orh,,rc AGAINST tbc Union. and Lind lost his III
. ,hr.shirc machine since tho He Is On" "i the
rrDcast men I'm the House being only 'hirfYlm''
years old although he Is not 50 yonhm' IN '1r"a'"
as yost Of Virginia: Keen OF Nrw-'"'N'E VT '-'
Toilette Of Wisconsin. Yo>' attracts mnch a"'h''n
on account Of his almost hoyish facc winch Is "''"
fu,e Of whisicrs ard mns ach"
The two cv-Sensfors. Erc'alcw OF P"nn>'Nan,a'
,nd Ubittbornc of TrnnNS,oc. were snrronnd"d 10y
cro,ps If hlrnds But thN number OF new faces j.
too great 10 allow further mention
One thing was noticeable \ great many OF The
older moi. ber> Older in ara who are ~" longer "'"
some cast many longing and adW''r- r'"''N '"N'r'
the gallerc> which contained an unusually large array
of well dresscd and good looking women
nm. ring, coxr~sr or "TIv" AVD "FR NK.'
Al, o'clocD r.r~s hocan to hlirc In "Noral TIN
MICS for difcrcLi favoritrs som" o. "h'h pf"DA "
were obtained by iie recipients themselves if"" wv
Government garden or elsewhere WhHe S""' W.T.
sent by gr,icfrI .dmires. " TIM Campers n"N'sH
81 con,,e oufdid all tho others II consist Il o' an
Immense horseshoe. between the hce'cork' OF WHO"
bupc AN enormous horn Of plenty. Will" 'h' top vas
surrounded hy big star which lo1lcd almost a. neat
a. an ulurl mated sign over the entrance 10 h""'H
nnslc hall Tn, whole structure $1,000 aoo' N.''"
f.et HIGH and completely surrounded Inc 'uNh'hE
sTim~ from the gaze Of his envious cohcar"cs'
erl lacend ON tie horseshoe indicated that The piece
was a manifcSfat of tho taste and ahcc'oh o III"
Oriental club Of New-York Tho member from " aV-
hack declared that Tim" ought 10 be punished Tor
eanptic in the face of the House gift from cioD
which from lis he supposed was c"mp"seu oi
Chinese laundrymen and other representatives. oi INC
vlowery Kingdom
"Tlm's" triumph Of short dnrallon' lor pic"'
,oon a stout attendant brought IN big Hover piece
and placed II on Frank" LAWYERS desk Inc nor"
,,scr,nti,n or this read: "LilOr Champion La'T
s,ue vandal hand pulled out the flowers when ioTihe"
the inscription A tall Tyre adorned hsnuali "'NN
while intcher's was embelShed by TAN S'I'''
ure OF flowers the significance Of when hooous oo"'
10 understand. on the desks OF the speaker anu man
,ther members were modest baskets oil ho"o''
or bouquets
rHE DoXOLOGY INTRODUCED
A, moan the clerk called the House TO order ~
usual crank nad cnsconced hirsoiI Ia uaIA o'"'i
Of one Of the galleries. This timo he wa music"
crank who SAID he belonged 10 'he sdValoh arm
Ilt u, sing the D0AO.ogy' h. cAcialhoo ar" WIZ"
ont furihcr preface he began In not unmusea V'c'
Tho ral.ry Wa 80 crowded that hc finished ana TOOK
Liz .caI iorr me officers cOud at htnu7 On MN
athovsH ap aisc and .a1gbier on Tue moor d. VI" d.
Ia the gai,,1o- drowned the later p@'' VI VIC pA
Tin tirrk then called the roll and BIZ members
ID
cers Inc ilindfOldd page ana 1"N ol HIdiDio WIZ
Irnu VII 10 hep to decide "nen' cac represent
live sLa sit during the session oi lni, VOL ,re ~
m The scat which ho ha- Occup al for 90 haN
a ki dncss which he ACKNOWLEDGED wilh thdIhs; az 'ho
CO. lime intornhHg his fo.!Ow members mat he
hoped during the session OF me i1A Nol,S"9r ,,n
carry on business al the Same oIl SIAM J"uEEo
80, J., lnolring we'll and when. Father OF mo
Uon~e~ he administered the oath Of once TO SpeanI
Carlisle his voice seemed a. strong d, II ia q u
wears ago. The ICu-c aso e L'lou'' "i'"Wot 49, nv
q, IA reclaim the seal from Whlcl ne wa, ua"" ny
the slurcnts OF Diplomatic Office Then the iuh pegah
RESULT. or THE DRAWING FOR SEATS.
Dr Davis Of Massachusetts, wa the fra man 10
draw a number and nc chose the seat behind Juigo
Kelley. Archie Bliss was the fourth man car 'd ana
nc took his old scat. The tenth lucky man wa Bel
Ien the successor Of Frank Ill,cOck and he found
better than hi predecessor
Tim" Campbcll's old Geat on the Republican side
aora tribute and ali-w,s captured by Anderson, Of
Kansas and "Tm,e whose name called
sferwaId. forced To content himself with McaNers
seat tho Doinocraiic side Coss"ei oi MassaC
personal 10 have boon mis- aiken tor
him by sharpeyed newspaper men. obtained a
Kew York did not fare vel uio OF Baker
Of New York being one of the last called ncssrs.
eny scor,, of marbles remained in the box. but Mr..
RandaIl's Old seat was left unclaimed and Mr.. FIN
lay of Kentucky, a member who had taken Mr..
Reed Insisted on restoring il to him. The one legged
rxonfederate stone, of Kentucky, was lucky and got
his old seat. bu the oneleggcd Union veteran lcnder-
son. unfortunate ana han 10 content him
self with ack seat, most Union veterans do
whero Democrats have control. william Walter
Phelps, Hit. Reed. Bsyns. Butierworh and half
dozen Of the ab'eSt dcbaiers on the Republican
side form noticeable group which occupies one OF ic
most sirable places In the hall Perry belmont and
General spnola found seats beside each other In the
tront row.
MILLS AFTER THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP
Colonel Mills. who expects to he Chairman Of
eyays and Means selected scat behind the one